A group under the aegis of Uyo Senatorial District Forum in Akwa Ibom State has issued a warning to a group known as Network Against Corruption and Trafficking to stop using Facebook as its tool to fight corruption, saying established antigraft institutions don’t use social media platforms to tackle corruption.
It urged the group to allow the Economic and Financial Crime Commission and the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission which are established antigraft institutions to carry out their due diligence regarding the allegations of corruption against former governor Udom Emmanuel.
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The group’s director of Strategic Communications, Victor Etim, gave the warning while addressing journalists in Uyo on Monday.
NACAT recently descended on the ex governor of Akwa Ibom, Udom Gabriel Emmanuel petitioning him to both EFCC and ICPC, calling for investigations.
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